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Discover the importance of building relationships and the risks of working alone. Learn how to build relational commitment, power, and community-based leadership. Explore the one-to-one meeting process and creating teamwork through structure and shared values. Dive into public narrative and the power of shared experiences. Wrap up with a closing and debriefing session.
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Why Build Relationships?To build capacity (power): the ability to achieve your purpose Build powerto take collective action for real change Leadership Build a communitybased on shared values and purpose Purpose Power Develop leadershipto build a team
Resources Resources Interests Interests What is a relationship? Relationship as Interest Commitment Relationship as Resource
The One-to-One Meeting 1. Selection & attention 2. Purpose 3. Exploration 4. Exchange 5. Commitment
The One-to-One Meeting 1. Selection & attention 2. Purpose 3. Exploration 4. Exchange 5. Commitment
Or… How come nobody else cares!? How can we help? OR
What this looks like on calls How can we help? OR
How we want to be… So how do we get here?
Richard Hackman Purpose Norms Roles
Public Narrative Framework story of self call to leadership story of now strategy & action PURPOSE COMMUNITY URGENCY story of us shared values & shared experience
Story of Us a story of why our shared values call us to action
The Characters are Us CHALLENGE OUTCOME CHOICE
Show don’t tell our shared EXPERIENCES reveal our shared VALUES
Closing and Debrief • Plusses & Deltas • Take-aways • Plan for tonight! • Announcements